Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-07-10
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y Delansy, VIA 80 nominated for
CITY Marshal yesterday, annoa1eed his
rsafRnakiun enFiy this rnorninR, Ia favor
a John Davis. O esgpantaR. NAKigns
opiniana aasa besn e4pfsass1 fsRardikf
The fac1 thak Davis win aatsy the tickak
e s ss.s Is Dsl.asl Ihe Esaio.isy =
oeptinn William FurianR Who poslitvel9
rafnsas 10 run. thmt 6an heat Finn
3. ". Dc Lao mads IN nnngance-
msn1 last ni9ht that be woaid positively
deeliae 70 esEve e. OouncilmAn II elscl-
ed. Mr.. De Li0n u q The ticket fer
Mayer against ID. w. Smith. the pressnf
tnc1mbenk. The contest viii be very
eiose. Frank Bartis4t declines 10 run
for C8aneilmans.
10 al de isasl, the tscksl will Be
badly eai ~, and The prebability b
that . dark horse viii yss coma 20 The
fFont and carry Off tbs laurela for mar
shall" said an unintsEestsd gentleman
ne pcIis Gin opsn Al 10 q. n. sonor-
roe Monday. When the peeple viii
proceed 10 dsoids the question.
eEzkExas.
Robert Bilss Isft yesterday for Taco
ma. 20 pay OF The srev Of the steamer
Olympian, comprising abooi eighty
men.
The City oOunsiI aid not sOrveas Iaat
night, ewing TO the fast that q quorum
vas not present. A meeting is an
nouneed 10 take place this evening.
A Eunnor vas eutFent yesterday that
he Councilman Who vas expelled re-
sently from the Ceuncil membernhip
aas secured the services Of four pgomi-
asnt Seattle lawyers, and proposes TO
institute proceedings against the city
md each individual member Of the
lennon O0unciI, for being expelled
IRON q public once without trial on
he charge Of hbeling the Council BY
,ausing she publication Of an article In
IN evening paper In this city.
Captain ID. SchWAFtinQ. Of the bark
aamosst. has been relieved by Captain
Munro. formerly first officer Of the bark
Alden Besse. The latter took command
" tbs Hamoset at Tacoma yesterday.
The former master was q passenger for
San Francisco on the Mexico.
Frank Olapp has commenced Tie
ERECTION Of q warehouse on bis wharf.
The building will be one hundred feet
isep. Mr.. Clapp Il also building resi-
ience for Captain Ginger and family.
sHIPPua NOTES.
The British ship Earl Of DaIhouse,
I677 tons, arrived n Royal Foods last
light, sixteen days from San Francisco,
FOUND 30 Departure Bay 30 load coal fer
fan Diego. This vessel capsized while
q ballast In San Francisco Bay two
lears ago.
The bark Columbia, II days from San
Francisco, arrived last night and vent
10 Seattle today 70 load coal a. return
,aFRo.
The German bark +. @. sieben. Cap
ain Brain, GAL tons, foTty-tlve days
rom Shanghai, China, has arrived. and
3 chartered 70 load lumbeF at Port
Ludlow for sydney, N. 8. w., ct IS
IhillinRa per thousand feet.
The Ship st. Charles finished leading
.oal al Departure Bay today fer San
Francisco.
The schooner Peerless passed up from
San Pedro bound to Tacoma TO load
umbeR.
The ship Alalka, fifteen days from
San Francisco, has arrived, bound TO
Tacoma to load coal 90 q return cargo.
The baRkentine Modoc. nineteen days
rom San Diego, arrived last night, and
Dads lumber at Port Madison for San
Pedro.
The schooner Marie Z. Smith, Cap
ain Youngreen formerly master Of
schooner Del NOrtel. passed up bound
lndeT sail last evening, twenty-three
lays from San Pedro bound 10 Utsalady
10 load Q return cargo of lumber.
The steamship Mexico sailed at 8
o'clock Friday evening for San Fran
sisco, after taking on board about nifty
ions Of freight.
BRITTsH COLUMBIA BKAcoES.
The notice below concerning beacons
crested In British Columbia,
pie of Puget Sound and Burrard Inlet:
!. A wooden beacon on the middle OF
Fiddle Reef, Mouatt Channel, between
loan de Fuca and Hare Straits. Lati-
'ude, - deR. % min Al SEQ. n; lonRi-
luQc, LSo QcHs ~ mA1s ~ oGos W. AUG
reef is RWash at high water. The
beacon consists Of q Whitewashed conf
lal structure forty feet high, suEmOunted
BY q pole and cage ten feet high,
tainted black, making the whole beacon
fifty feet high.
2. A wooden beacon on Zero Rock,
aaro Strait, near its center. Latitude,
Is deg. 81 min. 81 SEQ. n; longitude, 123
leg. IS min. w. The rock 10 awash at
high water. The beacon 10 pyramidal,
hirty feet IN hight, surmounted BY
)ole and frame In the shape Of an
lbslisk twenty feet high, making the
shOle hight afty feet. The structure is
I'D
Z. A. wooden beacon on the extreme
northwest end Of Sidney spit, which 10
prelopgation northwestward Of Sid
ley Island, Sidney Channel. LAT. 45 deg.
9 min. q sec. W; long. l2S deg. II
min. 10 SEQ. W. The Spit 81 the site
aises three feet above kiRhwatsg mark.
The beacon consists OF q cone forty
Get high, surmountsd by pole and
age ten feet high. making the whole
structure fifty feet high. II 10 ell